I used to use DBT at my old workplace. It is indeed – well, the gold standard, I suppose. I looked into buying it for myself but, the programme is, like many “professional” products designed for

If it has been scanned, then it is already in a format like DOCX or Open Book format or something similar. For that, you should use that software to convert to plain text. You can then likely use this

not sure, but there's 32 and 64 bit versions for windows and looks like a lenux as well. you just have to enter your email address to download the software. you can give a whurl! Legend has it that

Hi, Can this software be used to convert a braille book that was scanned, to text?

try this link: https://www.brailleblaster.org/download.php Legend has it that on Thursday 11/21/2019 02:35 PM, Glenn / Lenny

Bill: I have had great luck over the years both personally and professionally with the Duxbury Braille translation software. I currently am using DBT version 12.3SR1. There may be newer

 Richard, I went to APH to find that translation program, but which of the many links do I use to find it? I tried a couple links there and did not find any software available for download. Thanks.

If money is not an issue, the best is Duxbury, at somewhere around $500 or $600. I use Braille Blaster, which is free from American Printing House for the blind. www.aph.org Richard "Reality is the

Hi. I am looking for advice as to the best Braille translation software. I want to create my own grade two brf files from text files. What is the best software I can use with Windows 10 and JAWS?

As I understand it placemarkers are browser specific so yes you have to add placemarkers for each browser you use. I think placemarkers on a page are disturbed if there is dynamic content on a page

You need to anchor your text to your place marker, so that it goes to the same place each time. As for JAWS place markers working in other browsers other than IE, I've not tried to check

I sure the original source was still up. The only trouble with the originals were that they come as executables with self-burning software. I had to use 7Zip to open the EXE archives and extract the

Using JAWS 2019. Like many of you, I jump between a couple different browsers depending on what I’m doing. Here at work, I have a couple internal company sites that are cluttered, so I’m setting

I found a couple statements on Cisco's accessibility site that told me what you said for Jabber 12.5. I went back to Cisco Accessibility and was told that this is old news and they are working on the

I get the same thing until I set the Jaws cursor to unrestricted the way I described. You can test this by simply opening www.google.com, then do the following: 1. Activate the Jaws cursor 2. Press

Hey guys. Just a reminder that the FS Open Line is tonight at 8 PM EST whitch is 1:00 AM UTC. Find out what will be in the December update to JAWS 2020. I'll be their will you? Check out the following

 Hi Soner, I tried it and got the same results as yourself, so this is what I did to make the Jaws cursor work in Chrome. 1. Open the Settings Center while in Chrome with, Insert + 6, on the

Hello Glen: Up-to-now, I have used Iso To USB, and so far, it has worked every time. I will download the software you suggest and try it.

I am writing now on a Windows 7 PC and Jaws Cursor works fine on Chrome here. Could anybody test Jaws cursor on Windows 10 with Google Chrome and verify it please? Thanks a lot in advance

Hello, the issue is not navigation, I can use he up and down arrow keys. However, if I would like to move on to an element only accessible in Jaws cursor mode to simulate a mouse click or read a text